LA RAZA DEM FOR OPEN BORDERS, AMNESTY and LA RAZA
SUPREMACY SEN. ROBERT MENENDEZ MAKES JUDICIAL WATCH’S 10 MOST CORRUPT.
FOR ALL LA RAZA DEMS, HIRING ILLEGALS IS COMMONPLACE. BUT
THEN THE LAWS OF THIS NATION DO NOT APPLY TO LA RAZA.
Then in mid-December, the Associated Press revealed that Menendez employed an illegal
immigrant as an unpaid intern in his Senate office who was a registered sex
offender.
Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ):
Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) joins the Judicial Watch's list of Washington's "Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians for 2012" in what might be considered a sort of "Lifetime Achievement Award."
As far back as 2007, Menendez was investigated by a federal grand jury for illegally steering lobbying business to his former chief of staff Kay LiCausi, with whom he was also romantically linked. In just a few years, her firm reported $1.3 million in business with nearly $300,000 coming from a New Jersey medical center that was later awarded government funding thanks to a push from her former boss and lover.
In 2010, Menendez and his colleague in corruption, Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), allocated $8 million for a public walkway and park space adjacent to upscale, waterfront condos built by a developer whose executives have donated generously to their political campaigns. The veteran legislators have received about $100,000 in contributions from the developer, according to federal election records. Perhaps not so coincidentally, the developer's Washington D.C. lobbyist was a longtime senior aide to Menendez.
And to top it all off, in October 2012, The Daily Caller broke the story that two women from the Dominican Republic claimed that the senator had procured their services while on Spring Break at the luxurious Casa de Campo. Then in mid-December, the Associated Press revealed that Menendez employed an illegal immigrant as an unpaid intern in his Senate office who was a registered sex offender.
Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) joins the Judicial Watch's list of Washington's "Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians for 2012" in what might be considered a sort of "Lifetime Achievement Award."
As far back as 2007, Menendez was investigated by a federal grand jury for illegally steering lobbying business to his former chief of staff Kay LiCausi, with whom he was also romantically linked. In just a few years, her firm reported $1.3 million in business with nearly $300,000 coming from a New Jersey medical center that was later awarded government funding thanks to a push from her former boss and lover.
In 2010, Menendez and his colleague in corruption, Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), allocated $8 million for a public walkway and park space adjacent to upscale, waterfront condos built by a developer whose executives have donated generously to their political campaigns. The veteran legislators have received about $100,000 in contributions from the developer, according to federal election records. Perhaps not so coincidentally, the developer's Washington D.C. lobbyist was a longtime senior aide to Menendez.
And to top it all off, in October 2012, The Daily Caller broke the story that two women from the Dominican Republic claimed that the senator had procured their services while on Spring Break at the luxurious Casa de Campo. Then in mid-December, the Associated Press revealed that Menendez employed an illegal immigrant as an unpaid intern in his Senate office who was a registered sex offender.
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